Giveaway III by TROLLDLLR

#41

please refer to the hints already given

Also btw the Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall is the largest known structure in the universe, with a “width” of roughly 10 billion light years

#42

To clear any potential confusion; I will calculate the coordinates on a 2D coordinate plane. I’m sorry guys, I cannot draw the distance on a sphere because I don’t have time and im bad at math.

ex. if the chosen point was (0,0) and a guess was (3,4), then the distance would be 5.
The lowest distance value is the winner

#43

(-16, -64)

And my guess is Sirius

#44

Sirius A, aka Alpha Centauri Alpha.

This is the only O, B or A star within 5 parsecs (~16 ly).

#45

he said within 1000 light years

#46

Cumulative hints:

  1. Within 1000 LY
  2. Is a sphericical object and blue
  3. Is larger than 1 solar mass
  4. Will explode as a supernova
  5. Will collapse as a black hole or neutron star
#47

So obviously it is a nearby Blue Giant, but which one

Edit: @TROLLDLLR there are over 2 billion freaking stars within only 500 light years of us, half of what you said, and I don’t know what percentage of those are Blue Giants, but I can guarantee it is a lot

#48

Is it the star Rigel?
(My second guess)
It rhymes with <insert big gay here>

#49

coords: 77,34
celestial body: Sagittarius A

#50

Is Rigel your official guess?

#51

OML what do you guys not understand about the stellar object in question is a Blue star within 1000 LY of earth?

#52

am i allowed to post again to update my guess

#53

yes

#54

well i edited it but i edited it a while ago image

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#55

34, 118

um Spica?

#56

zeta puppis

1000 ly away, 56 solar mass, enough solar mass to become a supernova

#57

I guessed rigel (Beta Orionis) a long time ago

#58

If a stellar object has multiple names, please use the most common/well known name. I don’t think normies know what Beta Orionis is.

#59

Also, multiple people (up to 5) can will the stellar object guess thingymajiger.

#60

When does this end?